The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-30

sellers; October and November ss-64d sellers;
September i9-64d, buyers. Futures closed
steady.
New YORK. April 30 noon.-Cotton opened
firm; middling uplands 10 ll-l6c, middling Or
leans 1889 sales 676 bales
Futures Market steady, with sales as follows:
April delivery 10 roc, May 10 Ole, June 10 bec
July 10 I4c, August 10 soc. September 10 47c.
5:00p m-Market closed firm: middling up
lands 10 11l6c, middling Orleans l07sc; sales to-
day IA bales; net receipts 70 bales, gross Ss'
bales
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales Of
l04. 100 bales IS follows April delivery 10 %
Ql0 zoe May 10 59Gal0 6Oc, june 10 SO 10 Csc,
July 10 1000 74c August 10 f9c, September
10 l5@10 Acc, December 300 orc, January
$500 97c
Green & Co.'S report on cotton futures says
with Liverpool doing better the market opened
4Ge5 points higher, and subsequent favorable
features were shown in ports and interior move.
ment for the week, as well as in strong spot
market, The gain, however, could not be sup,
about one-half and the feeling only barely
steady, great many notices were out and
failed to receive prompt attention"
Weekly net receipts S23 bales, gross IL S2S;
exports to Great Britain 4704 bales, to France
none to the continent 1896; sales 2,i99 bales;
stock 2i7 ,oB1 bales.
GALVESTON, April so,-Cotton firm; middling
Norfolk, April e9.-Cotton firm; middling
BALTIMORE, April 29.-Cotton firm; middng
BosroN, April ao.-cotton steady; middlng
WILMINGTON, April 2s-Cotlon firm; middlng
l0ssc
PHILADELPHIA, April 29--Cotton firm; mid
ding l01Sc.
Naw 0RLEANs, April 2o.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 10 size.
MOBILE, April 29.-Cotton firm; middling
10iSc,
MEMPHIS, April a9.-Cotton firm; middling
1890.
AUGUsrA, April 20.--Cotton firm; middling
CHARLESTON, April s9.-Cotton quiet but firm;
MONTGOMERY, April 2o-Cotton firm middling
MACON, April 2s.-Cotton steady; middling
i0c.
COLUMBUS, April 29.-Cotton firm; pniddling
loo
NASHVILLE, April aO.--Cotton dull but steady;
middlng 10lsc.
SELMA, April 20-Cotton steady; middling lOc.
ROME, April 29-Cotton firm; middling l0lsc.
ATLANTA, April 90 Cotton--middling 10c.
New YoRK, April demonstrated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day 1851 bales;
ports to Great Britain 1910 bales to the CONT
nent 3,469; stock at all American ports 4lS,59T
bales
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, April %, noon.--Wheat dull; de-
mand fair; bolders offer moderately; California
No. t. IS l1d6Ss, Corn quiet with fair demand :;
New YORK, April 90, noon. Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat better. Corn active and
firm. Pork steady; mess SIG 50@17 90. Lard
steadier at 81 81. Old mess pork steady at
SIS 00015 b. Freights quiet.
800 D. m.-Flour closed steady and mode
| ratcly active; Southern quiet but steady and I'M
changed. Wheat firm and without change OF
moment; No. 2, April delivery 9219Qt9314c,
closing at 934c: May 92M0S3c; June % 1850
% 8-1Gc. Corn l4@1ac lower and heavy; No. 2,
May delivery 47N@14sc June 1850 48l4c; July
4oGD194c, closing at 49l4c Oats trlfie lower;
| No . Nav delivery 33I6GG34c; June 34la6634llc;
Italv 4 LrrQl ~, Mt
and unchanged. Coffee fair Rio firm; No. Rio,
May delivery IA 700 IA zoe. June "a 90@l5 O0c,
July Is 05G1l5 15c, August Is l5Dl5 Bic. Sugar
quiet and about steady fair refining 1l-82c
refined quiet but steady Moiasses steady but
quiet; so test 19lec Cotton seed ol-3lG I3:.c for
crude 371sGG39c for refined. Hides steady, With
fair inquiry. Wool quiet and unchanged. PORT;
more active and FIRM mess Sl5 coz - . for oil,
| SIC 500f7 90 for new. Beef dull. Aiiddes dull
and nominal. Lard llG5l3 points higher and
moderately active; Western steam, 81 - May
delivery 81 q, June 81 3td9i a.; July 81 43Gp
: ID Freights closed dull.
CHICAGO, April 29.No new features OF in
terest were developed in the wheat trade to-
! day Trading consisted mainly in changing
| May contracts to deferred deliveries, and the
! latter were quite firm. The pressure to sell
| wheat on account of May was quite strong, and
the price broke off PC during the first few
| minutes June opened steady at S2y2c sold of
/ to S2l4c, rallied TO S3]sc in the latest trading
| and closed NC higher than yesterday. Clearings
| from tue seaDOard were 1875, 600 bushels Traders
| are StiI very uncertain dDOW inc Iuarh5t. duu
| the feeling in the trade continues to be one OF
| extreme nervousness. There was only fair
! trade in corn. The feeling was a little steadiei
! and closed q shade higher. Oats were quiet and
easier hut closed unchanged. Mess pork was
marked up 81 for settlement, though few open
trades were made. Lard was in little better
| speculative demand, and closed Zoe pc ll0t
| rounds higher Short ribs closed 15c higi err
! The following were the cash quotations:
| Flour quiet and Unchanged Wheat, No. 2sprnu
| S0}6c No. 2 red S0oAc. Corn. No. :, 373sd,3i8sc
Oats, NJ. 2. 2Gt2O26Ac. Mess pork so 150
p co. Lard 81 o.. Short rib sides, loose, 81 12lG
IS. Dry salted shoulders, boxed, s. 9o66 90
! short clear sides, boxed, IS 05. Whisky 81 49,
| Opening. Highest. Closing